It's not for nothing that they say Sarajevo has a soul!

In 2014 he came to play for FK Sarajevo, and won the championship title and the BiH Cup within the next two years. After that he went to South Korea and then Thailand and returned to the “Maroon club” in 2017.

- While I was in Korea I kept thinking of Sarajevo. I would get up at 3:00 a.m. to watch FK Sarajevo games. I have met wonderful people here and have made friends for life who have shown me all of the important things in a city where I have spent some great years.

"I would love to stay here"

When he first came, he and his girlfriend lived near Vijećnica.

- Our son was born here, our little Sarajevan. I would love to find an apartment close to Baščaršija, whose beauty fascinates me. It is not for nothing that they say Sarajevo has a soul. Just recently I was telling my wife that I would love to stay here after I finish my career.

He says that Sarajevo has very few parks and places where kids can play. He satisfies his own need for sports at FK Sarajevo’s camp in Butmir, which has excellent facilities and where he spends most of his time.

- Bjelašnica is a great mountain and we enjoyed ourselves while training at Vučko on Jahorina, but footballers are forbidden to ski, paraglide or do other risky activities, so we are denied such experiences.

Krste loves to walk along Wilson’s Promenade, through Baščaršija and on Ferhadija, and to stop off for Egipat’s famous ice cream or coffee at Dibek.

- I like Metropolis and Vatra and in the evening I go to Guinness Pub or to an event at My Face. Of course, I only go out when the team wins; otherwise, it would not be right to go out and have a good time.

Culture and festivals

- I liked being part of Ja Sam Muzej, a grassroots action that rallied in support of reopening the National Museum of BiH, the largest museum of its kind in the country. Sarajevo is abuzz with culture and festivals, but I do not manage to take in everything because of work!